Sentence examples for intent on advancing from inspiring English sources

Netrunner is an asymmetric game, where one player takes the role of a megacorporation intent on advancing nefarious agendas, and the other a plucky hacker, attempting to steal these plans before they can be brought to fruition.

If you are a mid- to senior-level healthcare professional intent on advancing your career, the Executive MBA/MS in Healthcare Leadership program might be right for you.

One poll was commissioned by the conservation-minded David and Lucile Packard Foundation, the other by the U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Alliance, (USFRA) a well-funded group intent on advancing the interests and restoring the image of big agriculture.

In 1701 Louis XIV made it clear that he was again intent on advancing, through war, his claims upon the now-vacant throne of Spain and the Spanish empire.

Cashman would not say whether he offered Lee a contract, or even if parameters were discussed, but he seemed intent on advancing the process as much as possible before leaving Thursday.

The writing is best in the play's later scenes, when More deploys his legal cunning to help him weasel out of a political trap set by the oleaginous Thomas Cromwell (Zach Grenier), who is intent on advancing his own career by doing the King's bidding.

In contrast to the I.B.M. mainframe gaming machine, the Sun system is intended to offer a new level of performance to the cable and telephone carriers intent on deploying advanced interactive television systems.

The Democratic-controlled Assembly also proposed extending a temporary state tax surcharge on annual income over $1 million, signaling its intent to advance a proposal that Mr. Cuomo, a Democrat, and the Republican-controlled Senate oppose.

Intent on at least advancing her own knowledge, Dr. Vilma Lisnar spent hours instead of dollars learning about physical therapy equipment, disposable syringes and nutritional supplements.

In The True Believer, published in 1951, Eric Hoffer wrote that "a mass movement, particularly in its active, revivalist phase, appeals not to those intent on bolstering and advancing a cherished self, but to those who crave to be rid of an unwanted self," and who "see their lives as irredeemably spoiled".

With that status came clean, high-tech industry that all but guaranteed a gusher of money from a Kremlin intent on matching Western advances.